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-44 ,k.h•0•: - ;_ . ,.... ... ..., ' - - 4-1 , - i- Ar ...., • • : ir, '4 , •,' ~,..*•'' _ ',/,:!•,,/ , ~..,. ..,--- - - . • i 5 . -...„--- -....4 „, , ..,' N. ',..\P .:.„.. • ~; , ~ .. , . .. - ' . /z . .•/ \,-";.;',,!---,, 1 • .--,,..- () "' 'f.1 4 , .' . s - "V - , , , ,, , , 5 ' '; 1, e.: i - ' l:r-r-:1 • t :.:( - 11 .4 A 7. ----- 7 0f},:',......,',77.,..- • ~. ...„ ~..:„. ...,,.. ;.„... .. ..„..,.. ..:„..,..—, , .. --,--‘7-_,7 , 6, - /.,-, • ' . ' h,,,,,, ..iv, ...,,,,f ..,..,„., ~,,,•,,.. 4...,,,-; . lA' . , e.. , :-' 7 ' '.' .. 4 , ; - .I',' , " --,-; - •: , ..,412.,_. ,-,-. ;,,, \ .5%,//';/,' , / , it , \\' Vv.. , • ...t"-e ..// i , Ai r Z-4 ,. - L4L- •• / h i i , . k . _ • tTiviBER 8064.] TH U 11. S DAY. JULY 9, 1818. --' ) , 1 ~-, v ' 11 ‘- ' " , ~14 i •,' .7 , r....,:: . z.i‘ ` 4 :;/ _:..k.... . it., 111/R.(7431(f ...t 13. Prow the f°l4 [PRICE SEVENPENCF. -- icr 1 7 ,4 ING-OFI ICE - , Jolg 7, 1 818. ECO MM ISS/0 NE/IS for 7C TU.I L L 11 7 G 27,„, H i a l l, -1.1.ES TY'S Nd VY do hereby give Notice , • ou Monday ne.rt, the 13/4 instant, the!, will be ream,! t9rtveceit'e T en d ers in writinyf (sealeel up), , and treat for 'l7( 7'""" BLACK SNIYRNA RAISINS ; to be answer ;fe Samples r t ie' not less than Two Pounds weight each), !6produced with the 'lenders ; rhons and Five Ilandred Sacks of Kiln dried HOUSE -11) FLOUR : to be saVect to the usual Interanty of clue Months ; and 7 7 , " ° " ° " 4 Firr Hundred Sacks of BISKET MEAL; , rJ T o be delivered, in the space of One Month, into his Ma t and to be paid for by If(ting Stores at .11-pttort , tryable, w i t h out interest, sixty days after date. C( lndition s of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre- Y 7• Offi ce. i l 4. r egard will h e had to any Tender i n w hi c h the P r i ce 4 1 t not be iaserted ll'ord s at length, or that shall not he e 'l li 'eer to the Board before One o'Clock on the said 44 :4 144.V the 13 t 4 Instant ; nor unless the Person who 1 "1 Tender, or souse Person on his behalf, attends, to ,cer when called for. The New Burletta of the DANDY FAMILY and the ASCOT .lOCKIES, in which Six Ponies run several Heats over a Race Course, formed by exten•ive Platforms, com bining the whole extent of the Stage and Riding School, • and exhibiting thereon Post-Chaises, Gigs, Tilburies, Ca ravans Carts, and a Four-in-h an d B arouc h e , a ll d rawn b y Real H orses, baling excited the surprise and approbation of crowded Audiunces, will be repeated every Evening,---to commence at Half-past Six precisely. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S), WrsrivoNsTEß-Itat our. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE Eor..xr and Duke of Your:. ell EVENING, To-morrow, and Saturday, will he presented a New Equestrian Buletta, called THE DANDY FAMILY AND THE ASCOI' .10CRIES. In which Six REAL PONIES will start for a Sweepstakes, to he decided in Five Heats, four times round the Course (being the third of a wile) each Heat. HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. Avery. Also the TROOP of VOLTIGEVRS will go through their surprising Leaps, &c. EQUESTRIAN EXERCISE by Mr. Makeen. A New Comic Song, by Mr. Slotnan. The' Two Mademoiselle FERZI's scientific and elegant Dancing Oa TW() ROPES. To conchnle with the laughable Equestrian Ettrletta of PEREGRINE PICKLE; or, Hawser TEU1)111011 on Horseback. littroducing a Real Fox Chace, with Dogs, Horses, and Hunts men, in full Cry. Doors open at Half-past Five, begin at Half-past Six.—Se cond Price at Half-past Eight. SOUTH AMERICA. rodores of Navarra, who comm.tuded the titian try, led on to victory, despising the enemy's fire, until he had penetrated into his ranks. 'the Ist serjeant of his company, Manuel Garch Mute.• distinguished himself in the action. In short, Most Excellent Sir, the officers and army haVe left nothing ntiwislied for, as the result pla‘inly demonstrate.. I hope- your Excellency w,ll nut emit rewarding such distinguished valour, inform iog his Majesty of the conduct of the heroes. Encampuivit Napire,..dpril 18, 1818.• • Must Excellent Sir, (From the Caraecas Gazette Extraordinary.) VICTORY OF THE ROYALISTS. DISPATCH OF THE COMMANDANT, DON ANTONIO PLA, TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GENERAL IN (Signed) ANTONIO FLA. To 111$ Excellency the Commander in Chief. • Note of the articles taken from the enemy in the action or the 17th instant. at the Kivu ale lo) Torus, half ,a league from Sall Josef tie Tisnitito. 330 muskets—:),6oo cartridges—ll,l7o Hints-400 lance s hatchets—two cases of spades and axes—a complete fur- nave. I d 0 Ali ) and if!, Note.—We have likewise taken from them the rich booty they, possessed, composed of 13oIviir's hugage, as well AS that of the other Otlican . s.who acco upatucd hiut , with many jewels of great value.. Encampment of Napire, April 1818. (Signed) THOMAS DE ItENOVALES. HAMBURGEI PAPERS. i s situ ° r Psi caw f or tb l4 , of God, .b e at . „heti that lied, of wher e ' i waY dej o- ay . wit h ; ( I °lll o, Geo"' el- a .a bee ; Crew‘ tjad °' 4 s by oj rt 0. • ir , c 6 ',l' ifi 0. C• C' „„ co. ; ) co. 14 e1 P* l . ti 4 fitec lice t er (1%. 6 Per o%' Es 4; ser 11)P` d La f goo: 0 f pq td of ct SQ" Of , q 9, 1 4'• - Or „ ly 1.4 ~.E PICTII.II,.VG•OFFICE, J une '29, 1818. HC co Mil ISS lO N ERS.for VIC7 ' UALLING 4'14 4 ., ,i. . 1 - , " 131 ';'..S'7'}''S N 1" .4l' do hereby .Tive Notice, , N . Y, the 10th of July next, tbiwwill be ready that to receive . . 44 in writing. ' (sealed itp), and treat for P,•,,, ). oh , e -land red IF . t? CI 1 Irotts of COALS (each Chal on,. t y ,o i . :; --`"touti.vt of Thirty -Air Ilushels, If - inchester aleaskre) " ' e If the A1t,,,,,i,fg qualities, oh.. :-- , S ir Heriry Vane Tempest's Eden Main, liussel's Main, Boorne Moor Main, or • o, Newb ottle Bourne Moor, '" .i,f-°c77('Yatil goofiness. 2'wo Hundred Chaldrons of the Pie qi 114 ta be delivered into the Cellars of the Royal Hos c,,i : plytnouth, between the Ist and 31st of dingiest next, a,,, i e ''enteli,ilusr Thre e H un d re d and Fifty !Caldrons (to .11,41,7 1 7 4, ~ Cariroes) into C ar t s on th e Jetty of the Royal tr„„ t44e lloslar, near Go s p or t : one C argo t h ereo f on or 1e '4•Pi,. , , z e t e. I 'd fy . .1 , 12,-ost, and the other Cargo on or before . 6 o t, 4)4 of September ne.vt; and the whale to lie paid - ~ I ll„ • days after date. I '4 PayaVe, without Interest, sixty ... e c. 041. . ‘4'' '' i 16'7 " of the Contract may be seen at the Secre j'lll4lo°l/40,17", at this office.; at by applyi, l .• to Me Stewards of A 4 ). "d llaslar Hu.spitals respectively. 114111 : 14.41.(1 41116 e ha d to any Tender in which the Price it., '''t I 1 i // or that shot .I, se inserted in u•ort-s a t -cog- , t 14,,,. e ' f elii.„. , ~ -''''Si, th e ." tr , the Board before One o'Clock on the said 'Mr ~,- e 104 of s • or unless the Person who ~ ' '•ne 1 slaty next , ti ekkep,,,,,:e'tder, or some Person an his behay; attends to 4 tilled for. ARMY CONTRACTS. Colamissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, June 28, 1818. I? ( , ) ,; 11 c, ( : ..: 4 hereby giveii:: al Persons desirous "e of ~ "IrActltig to supply the followin g Articles fur the ttp.;.,ae Arniv 'viz art,! ‘,. ' "--- \a t i.lit '"Prrox, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Can 'Nl; .:e. ?tiarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned 44Y --Norfolk. Lett,lsN t i • i 4 ~' _ l ' '''' M ajesty's Cavalry in Castonment and Quar- P( k.C7 undee-ilientioned County :—Dtirliani. J ett I r ,l'E' viz---OXI'S, HAY, and STRAW, to his Ma (`bitrts::-/.41e3' in Barracks, arid Oats in Cantonments arid iti t i lid e ' ill the and er - mentioned Counties :—Dorset, Hants Tli, t 'l' l "le Isl e of Wight) Suffolk, and Sussex. h, (4).' t th o t i , l)enee ries are to ' commence on and for the 25th wild t ;: tl :rd, -:' . u h ' t , next ; that Proposals in writing, seale.d . up 11 4 "iider for Army Supplies," will he received al t N e" of d t it , ) , ),1 or hefore Tuesday, the 28th day of Ju l y AI ). 4 ' % F il l be received after Twelve o'Clock on that II" . ti lt i r6„.,,alsf se it tby Post, the Postage most be paid. 414 i . „. 4 , ek h , I. ...st be made separately for each County; k he render. r ' l l , ts3Rl must have the Letter which is aiinexed i i :l is itl l' cint , I Zer g l i g lig filled up, by Two Persons of Nl er Fi l , ert y . to become bound with the Party `", Av e :pe amo unt stated i n th e pr i nte d part i cu l ars, I l i "ilt 1 'rforniaina: of the C on t rac t ; arid Ho Pro -144: 1 '11 5 , 5 e noticed unless wade on a printed Teuder, and St l irt Zelith ia r essed i n Words at length ; and should it so 14,11.441,:.;0441',iiig the co n ti nuance of the Contract no Troops if • fll :, rd under the C on t ract, the expence of t h e It e 41 1t e hat lay t4e ''' Contract aid Bond, paid iii the fi rst in -4,t litiii., e'intractor , will be refunded to him. , 11 41. 4 r% of 11 ' '-,.. -- Cl iiilti t h e C ontracts may be had upon application . t j '7'... \,‘, 64', between the Hours of Eleven and Fite. w. ' ) , \I ------ -----____________ ____________ Wtv th e ~,i,! Stock -Broker. 2. Cornirill, takes tri (.114).1''Pk:ie,',," oltporinnity of submitting the Schema of a ,411, ',N.r... •,,, which b ••• d • win •so early as the 4th tf :iti sr ~1 . ,,.. T ip. . . er,lll4_r,, t„ „..000,. I • tk.,_vrta.igiiitiiile o f Prizes is . ve i ry: . gt , e , at, aridllie 1i',,; 1 1 4 , 1 • witis7 eitiarlsahly small : the r e R.11?1. 1 these ad -I.'wo Prizes tt ' t I „ t . i. l'lr, , 7 feW TlCkeiS as 81060 ;-6 n ""'e.s. ' 14,' 1 4 1 ( 41 \V i ) the Prizes will receive in addition Eigh t (.. flgNi tt le Cli o , i 't , or Madeira, or Eight flogsbead . s of . :1 . 4 • ''':l, Pee • ' el ' by the lioltlers tlitausetves.—E. E. solicits le ird e ll: 1 4 ~4.‘ ,111c1VM, Where Schemes, with full particulars, l'itiltl:..`t:t!:--ll Business in the Public Funds trans st fidelity and dispatch. Ptr, • , IN'f• ~,------------------- ~p _ ' - ...DIA nousE, 310 v i, 1818. tr,,,, Pt; -:(.)lTit.i, 1 1 . 1 4 ig : e( )Alp • "I DI R ECTORS of tire UNIT . - ili'"all I : 1 1 tli e .1,.,k -NY of NI ERCH ANTS of ENGLAND (1 4. ,' ; it 'itt ,:::Y w i l l ' r INL)IES, do hereby give Notice, I' '" ta. lit f' ').. ,lii to re•eive Proposals k''- ' l'.ll'il 4'441: suei: Zr\ V V. " .. . 41 aY, the- 29th Itista , n . t, , from t ire i \,. 'iut litlere '..IS tit the bort hen of 1200 lons and t p Iri kw Nit.sist tr i 1,14,,c5,. ttri oed e ',rill, which have been employed i, 1 ,.. rtik t i' lit ,9iire than Six Voyages in the Company's 'clif,, I , le t • K . thr rate of F•.• 1 t - Inch they may be (.(4.rth/T::,,1 : t . 1'1151.. ..P5, for (1.;i) r tiy a a t g w e in the Company's tt "t itil t,_ "'Sy With i iiiil't•hi: ' e "er:ol, . t ue words, " Ship Tender,." on , the . til l , r" 'l`,„ • , eitled or and left with the seeretat y Ytuld elve oci k. • i said 29th in :l'll,, ~ Wino, 1 ",, at Noon, on t it. . • it xj. r 4rt; , noir 114 Tendon will be received. 4 "Ps ti ll her s ~t. JosEPH DART, Secretary. ~i ' lloi l . 11 1 h, • the' l'ertne and Conditions i I%liieli 03 • c,,,'-Ipli,„,!•"Vigeil fo r tt i c 'l, ' ' i• Service ay he ‘l;)ll4.l4' t 'l4it t " e gi o ' ,l% j, . ti ir . Officer Of °ll l -) r 4 . " .10hn Morice, Cler k )13 ?" ) g) -II or after Monday next, ! the • . .11 ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, JULY 4, ISIS. IN pursuance of the Act of the 55th year of his present Majesty, by winch it is enacted that the Out- Pensioners of this Hospital shall in future be paid quarterly, in advance, instead of half-yearly, N o ti ce i s h ere b y g i ven, b y order of die Right Honourable the Lords and others, Com missioners fur managing the Affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Pensioners thereof, residing in London, or within the District of the Bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally and regimentally, with their Instructithis and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Wiese in the said Hospital, on their respective days, and in their different c asses, according to their several hates of Pension, as un dermentioned; when attendance will be given froni Ten o'Clock in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, for the Payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, to the 24th of September next. On WEDNESDAY, the Bth of July. The Pensioners at od. per day, and thust at tid. to the end of the numbered Regiments. On THURSDAY, the 9th of July: Those at (id. from the Royal Garrison-Battalion, and re maining Regiments and Corps; those at 7d. and Bd. and all the Cavalry at Od. per day. On FRIDAY, the 16th of July. : • Those at 9d. per day, from thr Isi I:'wot Guards to the enth Foot inclusive. On SATURDAY, the Ilth of July. Those at 9d. per day, from the 61st Foot, and all the re maining Itrgiments and Corps ; and also those at 10d. per day. On MONDAY, the lath of July. Those at Is. per day, from the different Regiments of Ca valry, with the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. On TUESDAY, the 14th of July. Those at per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, to the end of the mitnnered Regiments at that ltate. On WEDNESDAY, the 15th of July. Those at is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and also the remaining Regiments and Corps ; as also Oust; at Is. Did. per day. On THURSDAY, the 16th of July. Those at Is. Id. Is. lid. Is. 2d. Is. 21d. and is. 3d. per day. On FRIDAY, the 17th of July. Those at Is. 3Nd. Is. 441. Is. 4id. is. sd. Is. Sid. Is. 6d. 6}d. Is. 7d. Is. lid. Is. lid. Is. Sid. Is. 9d. is. 9id. and Is. lad. per day. On SATURDAY, the 18th of July. Those at Is. Inid. per day. and upwards, and those. Pen sioners who have been admitted on account of Blindness, as also the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the. late Ist and id Troops of Horse Guards. It is also ordered and directed, that all the Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital do pay particular attention to their Instructions, which they are required to produce at the time of Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, their . Affidavits as therein prescribed, on or immediately after every Quarter-dav, without which their Names will nut be entered on the Pay-Lists fur the subsequent Quarter, and they are not afterwards to clo their Place of Abode, as specified i❑ their Affidavits, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. And further to take Notice, that in consequence of various Frauds having been coutn►itted by Pensioneis in. thy• Receil►t of Pension and Prize-Money, it is ordered that all Pensioner, so offendin►; shall be struck off the Pension List, and forfeit for eve► all benefit arising from this Establishment. RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. This Day was published, A New Edition, of nearly.3oo pages, in One Volume, Octavo, pike only Js. with an elegant Portr a it o f th e A u th or , o f AGUIDE to HEALTH, or Advice to both Sexes in a V.iriety of Complaints. By S. SOLOMON, M.D. In this useful Publicatio❑ will be found a Treatise on Fe male Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive Complaints, and in which is explained the symptoms, wode of treatment, and renieifies in the different stages of the Ve nereal Disease; cautions to young persons of the danger of improper ennnections, or improper treatment, &C. with the difference between the venereal symptoms and those fre quently mistaken for them also Advice to Bathers at dad', Buxton, Southampton, Scarbro', Harrolcate, &t. . - . Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints are much more prevalent in Europe than is generally imagined, attended with many dreadful and alarming symptoms, which certainly claim assistance, and not, as is too generally the case, deri sion or contempt. The Author flatters himself, from the ob servations he has made, that the present is as good a Trea tise on those diseascs as any now extant. The tender Female is, alas! liable to many natural in dispositions, which render her condition truly unegodl when compared to this male ; for she seldom enjoys a perfect state of health. If she enters into a wedded state, something bit ter arises; and pregnancy brings with it a train of loathing, sicimess, &c. If single, she will scarcely b.. able to avoid labouring under some infirmity, because she is " a stranger to a mother's pangs." Those who have resided in hot climates, and are emaciated, whereby their bodily strength is exhausted, their vigour and vivacity impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this Publication. Young people of either sex, who have unfor tunately given way to a delusive vice, and destroyed their animal functions, will meet with a " Halm of collard:aloe mode of cure laid down in the " Guide to Health." , • Ihe des ign and intent of this Publication is for the purpose of warning youth from fallinc into a delusive and destructive habit, which destroys health, and renders thew feeble and inactive for life. N.B. For the very excellent character of this Work, see the different Reviews. Upwards of 100,500 copies have actullly heen sold of "Solomon's Guide to Health," as ceridied under the hands of the Printers number so uncommonly large must be the best criterion of the merit of the WUlk and the approba tion of the Public. sold by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street : Ward, 324, Hol born ; 9, Strand ; and M r. Goat l ey, Min"ries• Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns throughout the Kingdom, and all utiler Me.licille Venders. CHIEF OF THE EXPEDITIONARY ARMY. MOST EXCELLENT SlR.—after 26 hours of a most tedious march, we arrived early yesterday morning, without once resting, at Reflion det Toro, half a league distant from St. Josef de Tis nados, where the Rebel Bolivar was stationed, with more than 700 cavalry and 350 intantry. When we arrived near his encampment, a n ti made ii . risoner of a servant of his, who informed us where his Master lay sleeping, the Colonel Dou Rafael Lopez ordered that the Chief of the Staff, Don Thomas Renovales, should proceed with a party of infantry to surprise him. But after having penetrated, with - the greatest secrecy, through the enemy's encampment, and approach ing the spot where Bolivar lay asleep, he encoun tered the Chief of the Staff ; but fearful of the miscarriage of the stratagem, he threw himself toivards the spot whete the pretended Supreme Commander lay ; he, rising immediately at the moment they were about to surround him, lied to the mountains with the three persons who ac companied him. Our party fired, and the 3 men were killed, among whom was his Priest, Friar Stephen Pratte. We remained in this state (they in the greatest alarm) until day-break, when they presented themselves in line of battle tar superior to our's, their infantry in the centre, and the cavalry on the two wings. Our line was composed of a company of honorary volunteer offi cers and the squadron of St. Francisco de Tisndos, tinder the command of Colonel Dou Rafael Lopez. In the centre the infantry, in closed columns, by the Lieutenant-Colonel of the " Cazadones of Navarra," Don Salvador de Mendina. The left wing was occupied by the first anti second column of Royal Lancers, under my orders, and the reserve consisted of the Mend 4th squadrons, tinder the orders of Lieutenant-Colonel Don Ramor Garcia. Our cavalry . was formed into halt columns. The company of " Hangueadors," comm an d e d by C a pt a in Reyes . Alvarado, occupied the whole front. In this situation we found our selves at day-light, at half gun-shot from one another. Our line moved oo under a most gall ing fire ; but neither the superiority of the enemy, nor the untimely death of the Commander who had so often led them to victory, appalled these valiant hoops. I fell on the right wing of the enemy, anti after having routed their cavalry, I attacked the in fantry with two small squadrons. I immediately bloke their line ; our troops attacked, determined to exierminate them. At the same time the ene my's lett wing, commanded by Z,irasa, attempted to tlauk our right wing, but Captain Don Niguel Carrion y Asopardo, who commtuoled the third squadron that was iu reserve, presented his front diagonally in so able a manner to cover this wing, .that charging the enemy, together with the squa dron of St. Francisco, they routed him completely, and decided the action. "Flue example given by the Chief of Staff, Renovales, contributed greatly to the glory. Our cavalry pursued the enemy iii every direc tion, making a most horrible carnage, tilt we de stroyed their reserve. As soon as we remained masters of the I sent Lieut.-Col Dou Jo sef Martinaz, with 150 men, to pursue those who had retreated by the road of Calabozo. He suc ceeded ; but, unfortunately for us, at a league and a half distance, they were obliged so return a jilt their saddles on their heads, on account of the bad state of their horses, so much so, tha.t it we had had 200 useful horses, this day svuold have Concluded the career of the traitors Bolivar, Cederio, and the rest of their tollowers. The'restilts of this britliaot action have been, that the enemy has left Imo e than 400 dead ou the field and 150 pi isoners. Among the first, according, to the der lArat ion taken, are Blig - adier•Gen. Pedro Leon Tomes, Chief of the Staf, Santander, Co loneli, Galindo, Salon y Niaurique, Pinatigo and Sylvester Palacio•, and the Major Among the second, Lieut.-Col. Manfred° Beesolari, attached to the Staff, Major Joseph Francisco and Juan de Bros Morales, Captain Florensio Tobar, Bolivar's Aid-de-Camp ; and the Surgeon Sebastian Olivares. Besides these prisoners, ISO women have fallen into our . fiands. We have likewise retaken, of the prisoners they took in St. Feroamlo, Lieut. Dun Francisco Ar gone,- Ensigns Don Juan Antonia Galiani, Don Joaquim acid Calisto Landacta.— We have taken two stand of colours, one of which was presented to me by Rojas, a private of the corps of lancers ; all the baggage' of the Commanders and Officers, including Bolivar's, was taken, and he was obliged to throw away his --- and cap with which he was disguised. Three ammunition chests and duce drums, as Fier annexed detail, liken ise fell into our power. On our side there was no mote loss than the death of the valiant Col. Don Rafael Lopez, and seven soldiers ; and dangerously wounded the • Captain of Royal Lancers, Doti It. Landacta, anti Gil Gonzales, the Ensign Gregorio Rivas, Vicente Bermuder, the Lieuteuant of Dragoons Don Be nito Franco, with '2l privates more. All the Commanders and Officers behaved with the great est bravery and the greatest courage. The Chief of the Staff, Don Thomas de Reno vales, who besides having penetrated in the morn ing to the spot where Bolivar lay asleep, buying ! mist hi s horse under him, still remained, directing the Guellihts and other squadrons, which example was likewise followed by Don Miguel Carrion y Asuparcio. The Lieutenant-Colonel or the Cur- CHRISTIANIA, JUNE 13.—10 the Assembly of the Odelsthing, on the 9i ti this month. Cum► n [ ‘Vedel Jkolsherg brought forward the tollokving RoyA I propos.itioll3 I. The prohibition to print in Norway writings containing any thing directly or indirectly otlensise or insulting to Swedish nation, tile form of Administration, the law,, Ilia classes of citizens, or any other general institution of Sweden. The same prohibition for Sweden. 3. The penalty of imprisonment fur a term, to lie fixed ac , - cording to the circumstances of the case, not less than three, months or wore than three years, against such authors as act in contravention of this plohinition, and confiscation of the work. 4. Double responsibility of the Editors of Newspapers and Public Journals who admit articles of- this nature, and for feiture of the right to print Newspapers in future. The Au thorities of li,th kingdoms shall be bound ituwediately tor suppress and sequestrate the paper. 5. The penalty of banishment against the Authors of works containing a positive invitation to trouble the uniun con chided between hot li kingdoms, tir the existing order of suc— cession to tke Throne. G. The same punishment in case the writing contains any thing which leads to restrain the rights and liberties of the sister nation. 7. Punishment, according to the laws of the kingdom, of any Author, who, in a writing published in Norway, calum niates a Swedish civil or other °Meer, with regard to his fun duct in his other, or a Swedish private individual, and tile same proceeding against a person residing in Sweden, who shall he guilty of such [what lout towards a Norwegian. 8. The declaration of a Jury whether the Author of the writing in questio❑ be guilty or not, and tke determinatiots of the punishment of the competent Tribunal. These pro positions are shortly to be taken into mature ,uhshltratimt. STOCKHOLM, JUNE 19.—From the otlicial do effluents published during this Diet, it appeals that the paper currency of the kingdom amounts' to about 30,000.000 of Bank doilnis, which are amply secured, partly by ,the sinking fund (f 750,000,000 Balieo dollars, partly by the landed . ' property mortgaged by private persons, and that there is besides a fund of 5,000,UU0 of Bank dollars in silver. In-order to avoid consequences that might be in jurious to any class of citizens. the Dtet has re; solved to defer the realization of the paper cur rency till the next Diet, which will meet five years hence, and previously to take the necessary steps to prepare it, among which is the grant of. a million of dollars annually, partly to suppiirt the course of exchange, partly to augment the fund of silver; the application of- which is left to his Maje-iry's discretion. 'lice n►ass of the paper currency is neither to he increased uor diminish ed during this time, but what comes in will be again issued as loans to assist agriculture and the owners of mines, an:l by an exchange of ail" the notes in circulation, it is to be found out exactly what part of the number registered in the books has beer► entirely lost by wear or accident. The regulation of the discount banks is also left to the bank of the kingdom. These and the ad- &dun of a quarter of a million to the extraordi nary grants (hitherto to 272 millions) for the wants of the State, are the principal resolutions lately passed, which will lead to the expected, now very near terntinatiot► of this Diet, which has been sitiLig for seven months. Fitost THE MAINE, JUNE 22.—The misfortune of the continued drought is increased by great fires in the woods, which burn, as well in this neighbourhood as near Gotten burgh, with great fury, so that it has not been possible entirely to extinguish them in eight days. A Jew, established here, who had concealed jewellery, ► ;old trinkets, pearls, &c. of very great value, partly in secret repositories of Isis travel. ling catriage, partly about his body, with which he- returned from Paris (having previously made several journies without accident), I►ad this the misfortune to be taken %%lib these valuable contraband goods at Sodertelze, three and a ball leagues front here, and was brought in under a guard. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS, AIEETINGS, DIVIDENDS, &c. Creditors of George Mackenzie, of Leekilielni, and cattle-dealer, Loclibrooni,ltos, , shire, inert iu Ros,'s-inn, iist July, at Lreditors of Alexander Smith, writer, builder, and cattle dealer, Ayr, will receive a final di►idend at the ntfice of Jas. Morton, writer there, 7th August. Creditors of George Arnot, merchant, Leith, will-receive a dividend from kieorge Brodie, nierthaut there, 3d Antost. States - of the affairs of James Auchie and Co. merchants, Glasgow, &c. lie with Win. Carrick, accountant there, till ?Ali July—No dividend. _ . • States of the affairs of James Gilchrist, late cotton-spinner, Eagleshaw, now in Glasgow, he with the trustee—No dividend. States of the affairs of Scott and Madman, merchants, Inverness, lie with the trustee—No dividend. States of the affairs of Elijah Cotton, china-merchant, Edin burgh, lie with the trustee. COAL MARKET', July 8. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. 214 Is'onscastltt 154 '37i. Ott. to 445. 3d. 3 Sunderland. 0 —q. Od. to —s. 01. 1 *halt Lual 1 Zi2s. od. to —s. od.